3. Two ½ in. thick A36 steel plates are joined with two % in. thick A36 steel splice plates and twelve A490 bolts with threads excluded from the shear plane. These bolts are available in ½ in. diameter increments ( in., ½ in., % in., 34 in., etc.). What is the smallest bolt size that will support a load of 55 kips? [in.] Be sure to check all four failure modes. P ¾ in. 00 O O OO OO OO 10 in. ½ in.
3. Two ½ in. thick A36 steel plates are joined with two % in. thick A36 steel splice plates and twelve A490 bolts with threads excluded from the shear plane. These bolts are available in ½ in. diameter increments ( in., ½ in., % in., 34 in., etc.). What is the smallest bolt size that will support a load of 55 kips? [in.] Be sure to check all four failure modes. P ¾ in. 00 O O OO OO OO 10 in. ½ in.
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Two ½ in. thick A36 steel plates are joined with two
% in. thick A36 steel splice plates and twelve A490
bolts with threads excluded from the shear plane.
These bolts are available in ½ in. diameter
increments ( in., ½ in., % in., 34 in., etc.). What is
the smallest bolt size that will support a load of 55
kips? [in.] Be sure to check all four failure modes.
P
¾ in.
O O
THI
0 0
0 0
O O
OO
0 0
10 in.
½ in.
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Two ½ in. thick A36 steel plates are joined with two
% in. thick A36 steel splice plates and twelve A490
bolts with threads excluded from the shear plane.
These bolts are available in ½ in. diameter
increments ( in., ½ in., % in., 34 in., etc.). What is
the smallest bolt size that will support a load of 55
kips? [in.] Be sure to check all four failure modes.
P
¾ in.
O O
THI
0 0
0 0
O O
OO
0 0
10 in.
½ in.
P
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